Beginners Investing

Beginners Investing

by Beginners Investing

How Much Should You Set Aside for Taxes

In this episode, we discuss the essential strategies for determining how much to set aside for taxes throughout the year. Learn how to estimate your tax liability and avoid surprises come tax season.

Why Patience Is the Most Valuable Financial Skill

Why Patience Is the Most Valuable Financial Skill

Is College Still Worth the Cost

In this episode, we explore the ever-increasing price tag of higher education and examine the potential returns on investment. We'll consider various perspectives on whether the traditional college path remains a viable and worthwhile endeavor in today's economy.

How Fear and Greed Drive Markets

In this episode, we explore the powerful emotions of fear and greed and how they significantly influence market behavior. We consider the psychological underpinnings of these drivers and their observable effects on trading and investment decisions.

Why Lifestyle Inflation Is So Dangerous

In this episode, we break down what lifestyle inflation is and why it can silently sabotage your financial goals. We explore the insidious ways our spending habits can expand as our income grows, making it harder to build wealth and achieve financial freedom.

Are Tax Advantaged Accounts Worth It

In this episode, we explore the benefits and drawbacks of tax-advantaged accounts, helping you understand if they're the right financial tool for you. We’ll break down how these accounts can potentially save you money and impact your long-term savings strategy.

Why People Self Sabotage Financially

In this episode, we explore the psychological reasons why individuals may undermine their own financial success. We'll discuss patterns and behaviors that can lead to self-sabotage and how to recognize them in our own lives.

How Much of Your Portfolio Should Be in Stocks

In this episode, we break down how much of your investment portfolio should realistically be allocated to stocks based on risk tolerance, age, and long-term goals. In this episode, we explain common allocation rules of thumb, when they make sense, and when you might want to break them.

Why Money Causes So Much Stress

In this episode, we explore the intricate psychological and societal factors that contribute to financial stress. We'll unpack common money-related anxieties and discuss how they impact our everyday lives and well-being.

Why High Earners Still End Up Broke

In this episode, we explore the surprising reasons why many high earners struggle financially despite their impressive incomes. Through a closer look at spending habits, lifestyle choices, and financial planning missteps, we uncover the key factors that lead to financial instability.

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